POSCO Future M said on Sunday it has been listed as a “Member” in S&P Global’s 2026 sustainability yearbook. The company has been included for three consecutive years, following 2024 and 2025.

POSCO Future M was selected as a “Member” company, placing it in the top 15 percent within the global electrical components and equipment industry. S&P Global last year assessed about 9,200 listed companies across 59 industries worldwide. It awarded ratings to a total of 848 companies, including “Top 1%”, “5%”, “10%” and “Member (15%)”. Companies whose scores improved by 5 percent or more from the previous year received the “Industry Mover” title. The assessment combines performance and risk-management levels across environmental, social and governance areas.

In 2024, the company received both “Member” and “Industry Mover”, and in 2025 it received “Member”. It also received a “Member” rating this year. S&P Global’s corporate sustainability assessment is recognised internationally as a credible ESG indicator.

It oversees ESG management execution plans and implementation status through an ESG committee under its board. It has established a system in which its top decision-making body directly strengthens responsible management.

A POSCO Future M official said, “With the goal of achieving decarbonisation by 2050, we are pursuing an expansion of renewable energy, a shift to low-carbon fuels and improvements in process efficiency, and we are using responsible minerals as raw materials that have been recognised as free of human rights violations, such as tungsten and cobalt.”